You are invited to participate in MAPS 2019 (Mount Allison Programming Showdown) on [Saturday, March 16, 16:00-21:00 UTC](https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?msg=MAPS+2019&iso=20190316T16&p1=1440&ah=5). MAPS is an open, online, ICPC-style programming competition hosted on Kattis. The following site contains all of the relevant information about the contest:↵
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[http://maps.rocks](http://maps.rocks)↵
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It is a 5 hour competition with 11-12 problems. The MAPS problem set has been put together so that it will (hopefully) both challenge reasonably strong teams and be accessible to newer competitors. The difficulty range of the problem set is expected to be similar to that of the [North American Qualifier](https://cs.baylor.edu/~hamerly/icpc/qualifier_2018/), if you are familiar with that contest. We hope that you will participate!↵
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Registration is available at [https://maps19.kattis.com/](https://maps19.kattis.com/).↵
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**UPDATE:** The problems are now available on open kattis [here](https://open.kattis.com/problem-sources/Mount%20Allison%20Programming%20Showdown%20%28MAPS%202019%29) if you wish to work on and submit the problems out of contest.
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[http://maps.rocks](http://maps.rocks)↵
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It is a 5 hour competition with 11-12 problems. The MAPS problem set has been put together so that it will (hopefully) both challenge reasonably strong teams and be accessible to newer competitors. The difficulty range of the problem set is expected to be similar to that of the [North American Qualifier](https://cs.baylor.edu/~hamerly/icpc/qualifier_2018/), if you are familiar with that contest. We hope that you will participate!↵
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Registration is available at [https://maps19.kattis.com/](https://maps19.kattis.com/).↵
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**UPDATE:** The problems are now available on open kattis [here](https://open.kattis.com/problem-sources/Mount%20Allison%20Programming%20Showdown%20%28MAPS%202019%29) if you wish to work on and submit the problems out of contest.
